Daily capital journal., April 17, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 17. 1008
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CAMPAIGN CLOSED
WITH A HOT NUMBER
Tlio closing political rally at tho
opera houso Thursday night sot a
no paco In political pyrotechnics,
and tho crowd enjoyed tho sport.
Hon. M. L. JonoB spoht an hour
in allowing up tho corunty financial
Situation and made a very favorable
impression. Ho was a llttlo hard on
Bent Jones, calling him a card sharp,
etc.
Col. Hofer was called on 'and dc
clinod to tako sides botween thorn,
as ho said ho had novor sat in a
pokor gamo with either ono of them,
"nof with tho distinguished chair
man of tho evening, tho Hon. Conrad
Krcbs.
Kay to the satisfaction of the crowd.
Tom got back at him and made tho
fur fly. but Wlnslow camo back In
to tho ring undaunted, and Tom has
met his match In a Jaw-wrangle.
Gus Huckesetln put In a word for
"tho Nnjjdlcon of Oregon politics,
tho Hon." Geo. B. Chamberlain," who
Is also running for the United States
senate.
Mrs. Halllo Porrlsh Hinges sang
two numbers tha't delighted .tho au.
dienco. Sho was recalled and might
bo singing yet so far as tho aradienco
was concerned. Tho mooting was
a hummer from start to finish, and
It Is to be hoped each campaign may
conclude with so much good natured
TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY.
Would Enrich Foreigners and Im
poverish American Producers.
Thore was a great dejil of fun and'frco oppression of honest sentiments
Walter Winslow touched up Tom in tho cnuso of good govommont.
C
jAsp
ER GOODE
IS ARRESTED
Jasper Goodo has boon arrested
on a chorgo of perjury and threo
of assault in connection with tho
horsowhlpplng of Itov. W. N. Coffoy
by MIhs Lulu Goodo and hor slstor,
Mrs. Nottlo Rhodes of Portland, on
tho night of April 4. Lulu Goodo
has also boon ro-nrroBtod; this tlmo
on a chargo of assaulting Mrs. Sam
tiol G. Ropor, wlfo of tho head pas
tor of tho Froo Methodist church.
Jaspar Goods Is undor $500 bonds
furnished by his fathor, Councilman
J. P. Goodo.
After tho acquittal by the Jury
ycatorday aftornoon, tho dlfforont
brothers of tho church, who had
been witnesses, got togothor, aflur
collecting their wHuobs foos, and In
conforonco with Attorney L. II. Mc
Mahan, decided upon tho arrest of
Jasper and LuIm Goodo. Tho Hoc
oronds D. W. Cook, W. N. Coffoy
and J. P. LowIb aworo to soparato
complaints charging Jack Goodo
with assault and Mrs. Ropor signed
tho assault complaint against Lulu
Goodo on tho allocation that MIhh
Goodo had struck hor In tho faco.
Jack Goodo stondH accusod of
having porjurod hlmsolf In stating
on th witness stand, whon quoBtlon
od by McMahan, that ho had not
struck tho Rov. Lowls whllo tho lat
ter was proaohlng from tho pulpit
loot fall. Tho hearing dato has not
as yot boon sot as Attornoy Win. M.
Kiilaor, who with W. 13. Koyon, rop
rosonts tho defendants will bo on
gaged on sovornl prutraotcd cases iu
tho circuit court.
o
WONDP.RFUL AOOUHTICON
INSTALLED HV CON'flHERS
Mako
Room
Mcmbera can No linger
Playa in (ho Committee.
Tlint llmialn Horrt't.
Washington, April 10. Thl
wejbk wltnossod tho trial Installa
tion In tho houso of rcprosontatlvos
of tho long-promlsod and widely
lioraldod ncoiutlcon, and with Its
advent tho ruproaontntlvoa of tho
people ar watching tholr p's and
q't, fearful last thsy talk too much I
This Is a strnngo charge to lay at
tho doors of congress, tor hlthorto
talk haw linen cheap In', the big
building on tho hill, as wllnoss tho
massive volumo of the Congres
sional Uncord for tho past two or
threo Hoostons,
Tho fear of tho solons llos In
tho fact that the ncojustlQon Is an
adaptation of tho modern talophono
tho receiving station of which.
placed on tho roadlng clerk's duak for raMnii0n. to his crnasful d
just In front of the spoakor. trans-' M0Ui from ft ,,,,, m,Bht of oriltory
mica 10 iisiviiiur smuun m earn oi ..,., nri,iOnK0il Himlause from the
ngo cases In his Btato, got tho floor
and proceeded to tell tho houso
what ho thought of tho "high
handed mothodB of tho Department
of Justice." He spared no ono nnd
Uflod tho plainest kind of language,
novor dreaming that JiIr ovory syl
lable wbb bolng heard by tho very
officials at tho department whom ho
was "roasting."
Tho acoustlcon Ib not without Its
possibilities, howovor. It is noth
ing moro or Icbb than an oxtromoly
sousltlvo tolophono transmitter, and
many havo boon tho suggestions
concerning It. Ono member, who
said ho had Just read tho last an
nual roport of tho dlroctors of tho
hugo Roll systom nnd hnd loomed
that at tho close of 1007 there woro
noarly .1,800,00 Doll stations In op
eration iu tho United Statos alono,
ndvancod tho novol Idoa of connect
ing tho ncoustlcon with tho big Doll
switchboard at tho Capital and put
ting ovory ono of thoso 3,800,000
subscribers In direct toiich with log-
Tho Democratic platform pro
vides for "Tariff reductions tending
to place tho Tariff on a purely rev
enuo basis."
Here, then, is a vory clear Issue.
Tho Republican platform proposes
tho adoption of a tariff which, whllo
prohibiting unreasonable profits and
the establishment of monopolies,
will still protect the American
farmer, tho American laborer from
tho Impossible condition of a profi
table competition with tho cheap
shops and cheap products of Europe.
Tho Democratic tariff plank, If It
means anything, meanB that the tar
iff shall bo reduced to suit tho whims
of, tho Democratic party; that tho
question of prototctlon shall not bo
considered; that bo long as tho cus
toms prodAiced by an Increased vol
ume of foreign imports shall bo
equal to tho task of paying the ex
penses of tho government tho party
cares nothing about the effect of
this policy upon tho prosperity of
tho nation. In other words, tho
American consumer will buy foreign
goods exclusively, after adding to
tho foreign price a tax sufficient to
pay the government salaries and to
keop up tho army and navy and oth-
or govornmont rnsuluuons. Tho
Amorlcan laborer will buy Ills pro
ducts in Europe and will havo added
to tho prico thereof a federal tax.
It will mako no dlfforonco whether
ho Is employed or not,, and tho
chances arc that ho will not. He
will bo obliged to purchnso In for
eign markota and pay a domestic
tax for this, prlvilogo and for tho fur
ther prlvllego of helping tho Demo
cratic party to shut up tho mills of
tho United Statos. Srjroly It will not
tako tho Amorlcan working man, the
Amorlcan farmor, tho Amorlcan
manufacturer, tho Amorlcan citizen
long to dccldo between forolgn nnd
domostlc goods, betwoon paying
good wngeB to Americans or enrich
ing forolgn producers who novor
pay good wagos, hotwoon our present
STATE GRANGE MEETS IN
EUGENE MAY 10 TO 13
IslntlVu affairs at Washington. This,
ho claimed, would In largo part do prosperity and tho conditions of
away with tho nood for prlntlnrc tho 189, This la ono gront Issue bo-
Congrosslonnl Rocord and would twcon th two parties. Poorla
Borvo to bring congress closer to tho "Transcript."
pcoplo, for, as ho oxplalnod It, thoro
Is a Roll station for ovory 22 per- Ca(-rr Cmmot ,, Cuml
sonH In tho Unltod Statos, and this ( with local application, as thov can
numbor Is dwindling ovory day. Tho not reach tho seat of tho dlscaso.
roport to which this mombor ro- C.ntnrrh ,B n b,00(1 or constitutional
rn-..,i i. .. . .mn.i,ni.i. .i Jdlsonso, and in order to ouro it you
forrod, Is a most rcmorkablo cloc-mU8t tftko Intornn, romodlos. Hall's
umont, and has boon carefully road Catarrh euro is taken Intornnlly.
by many rcprosontatlvos and sona- and nctB dlroctly on tho blood and
tors. It sots forth that tho Bell . mucous surfaces. Hnll'o Catarrh
. . T.OO.C. j5 ,gi J70knrt',r0oii
volt physical valuation tost, and , nh y8cftn8 n this country for yoars
that thoy aro also willing to accodo and Ib a regular proscription. It Is
to a sano popular demand for public 'comppwd of tho boat tonics known,
control two notoworthy stato
monta when It la romomhorod that
thoy omanato from tho largest pub
lic utility corporation In tho world.
It is to bo notod that although
many Bcouted this scheme, declar
ing that It would bo uoccsiary to
porfqet tho wlrolosa toUphono bo
foro such a thing could bo brought
about, Washington only tho other
day waB a connecting link In what
Is porhaps tho longost tolophono cnll
yet made- successfully. Tho nowa
papers this weak chronical this
QVnt, entailing n Hirso-mlnuto con
versation hotwoon Clovolnnd, O.,
and Tampa, Pla., via Washington,
something over fifteen hundred
mlliMt, wherons tho rocord radius
for a' long distant talk has hereto
fore boon about a thousand miles.
With soma suqh plan In opera
tion, a mombor's constituents, noti
fied In advance that ho would mako
a speeah ou a aorta lu day. tould re
main In tholr office or their homo
and hear ovorythtng ho might say,
from tho tlmo ho nroso to his toot
thq varlout committuo rooms. tJie
private otfico of the dlfforeut mem
bars. tht YYhlto House and tho nine
oxeoutivo tUuartmwnts. overylhlng
that la raid
liotiso. from
galleries. Howovor, with that
plum of the proposition running
smoothly, the order of things easily
might bo reversed. In which event
.... .1. l
un ih uuor iu uitl0 members would never have to
the whispered plans ilwiva tht.lr hQllia. bllt Muhl to
for a filibuster, to the arguments lnltmJ teUohune. get In touch with the
a boated debate. The acoustloou la8)Hker ny Roouetluon and arwjRie
no nwpwivr oi pirwiw. nun m H,fQr Uie delivery of n snaeoh or the
combined with tho host blood nurl
flora, acting directly on tho mucous
surfacoB. TLo perfect combina
tion of tho two IngrodlontB Is
what producoe such wonderful ro
sniltB In curing Catarrh. Sond for
testimonials froo.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., To
lodo, O.
Sold by DrugglBts. prico 75c.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
tho newest member rehearsing his
maiden prh under his Uroath, or
tho veuerabl Colonel "Pete" Hep
burn Uveulug things up lu a ora
torical way. the sounds are carried,
perfect itudlhle and dktluet, rrotn
tho fartheet corner of the big cham
ber to and through the aeoustloow.
to bo heard hi' ftoortt of coHgre
mon in their private otfioee. by the
Prosldont and the member of hie
cabinet, and by trltfud and foe alike.
And now, after a couple of daye'
trial, most of the members aro ac
tually afraid to talk at all.
Tho acouBtlcon has told many so
crots slueo It was . Installed. On
tha first day Ropjrosontatlyo Clark
of Florida, who rosenta the. actlv
itles of tho Attorney Goneral'a of
Jlo In running down alleged p.oi;
InUoJuetloii of a bill or two. and
thou go about their prlvaU aXfolrs
of life oa unoonceritrly as If they
novor had boon on Vaete Saw's piy
roll at J7.R00 p.r auuuw, and
mileage,
o
lNr CoiitliHitioii.
Mr. L. H. Parnham, a promlneot
druggist of Spirit Uke, Iowa, says'
"Chamberlalu's Stomach and Live
TnblWa are certainly th, best thing
on the, market for rouetlpatloi."
Give these tablet a trial. You ate
carta In to find them agieeable and
nloaeajU In affect. Price. U cents
Samples froo. For sale by Du
Stouo's drug store.
ojx.tsiw'OTt.mk..
1 -v feS7
NotJui to Improve a Portion of
Rroadway Street,
Notice is horoby glvon that at tho
rogular meeting of tho common
council hold April 0, 190S, a resolu
tion was ndoptod to Improvo Broad
way stroet with full Intorseotlons,
from the north line of North Mil!
crook to the north lino of MadlBon
atroot In the following manner;
lly establishing a permanont
grado on said atreot along the pro
posed lino of Improvement where
not already established.
Ry placing tho Woet railway
track of the Oregon ISlectrlc Rail
way company whore It oxtonds along
tho proposod lino of Improvement In
the center theroof.
Ry grading tho roadway of said
Rroadway street betwoon said points
full width from ourb to ourb with
full Intorseotlons to the proper sub-
g raao.
Tho subgrade shall bo ono foot
bolow the established gwdo and up
on Bald BUbgrud shall bo placed ono
foot of cloan oreek or river sravol.
provided however, tho spaoe along
Hie outer of said at root to be on
supted by the said Oregon Bloctrlo
uauway company shall b gravelod
In such a ntenuer that the top of tho
rails of said company will be on a
level with the established grade of
said Rroadway street.
The eost of plaoiug said track In
Ute oenter of said street ami tin
proving between the rails aud onq
d one-half feet outside of tho rails
of the Oregon Electric Railway com
aay. to he assessed on the fraatnlso
and property of sa'd company.
The oast of said Improvement,
save and except the space between
he rails aad on jtl ouekalt fejt
uutslde of the rails of the Oregon
Electric Railway company to be
a'aeestd on the abbrutting and adja
ceut property, ai providwl la the
charter of said city.
Remeustran.ee against the above
Improvement may be filed within 20
days after the date of the first pub
lication of this notice.
ly order of common council
W. A. MOOHES.
. . Recorder.
Dato of first publication of this
notlco tho 8th day of April, 1908
4-8-1QU
Patrons of Husbandry Will Hold
85th Annual MoulluR in Universi
ty City Four Days Mnstcr Mux
ton Announces Standing Commit
tocK The Oregon State Grange, Pat
rons of Husbandry, will meet at Eu
gene for its 35th annual convention,
four days, beginning May 10. At
that tlmo tho prizes in the state
content will be awarded. Special
rates will bo given on all railroads
during tho convention week. State
Master A. T. Buxton has announced
the following standing cemmittees:
Credentials Mrs. Jennie Lovo
lace, chairman, Rainier; Mrs. Mary
E. Pa'mer, Albany; Mrs. M. M. BUrt
ner, Lowderi, Wash.; Mrs. Ursula
Sleret. Gresham; Mrs. Mary S.
Howard, Mullna; P. Olson, HlllBbo-
ro; D. R. Harris, London.
Division of labor W. A. Jones,
chairman, Macleay; A. J. Thomp
son, Oswego; Mrs. Suslo Wells, Con
don; Mrs. Ethel Prlng'o, Vcronla;
Mrs. Julia Olson, Hlllsboro.
Mileage nnd per diem William
E. Prlckett, chairman, BankB; J. R.
WellB, Mrs. Anna Everhart, Molal
la; Mrs. C. L. Morso, Hood River;
Mr3. Mary B. Smith, Carlton.
Finance A. T. Shoomoko, choir
man, Selma; R. A. Logg, St. Hol
ons; Mrs. Eva Jones, Mocleay; MrB.
Mlnnlo Bend, Irving.
Bylaws W. W. Jaqulth, choir
man, Laurel; James Shlblcy, Sprlng
wator; Mrs. Ella Johnson, Portland;
Mrs. Jennlo Lovolaos, Mrs. Susan E.
Stratton, Albany.
Good of tho order Mrs Carrlo
Townsond, Cloono;,Mrs. M. J. Car
roll, Moilor; Mrs. Eliza T. Wood,
Shedd; P. S. Robinson, Norway; P.
Olson.
Woman's work Mrs. L. L. Ir
win, chairman, Barlow; Mrs. M. M.
Burtner, Mrs. Eva Jonos, Mrs. J. II.
Eubanks. Wamlc; Mrs. SubIo Wells.
Co-opcrntlon Eugene Palmer,
chairman, Albany; J, P. Carroll, D.
R. Harris, London; Mrs. Emma
Merrlmnn, Contrnl Point; Mrs. Mary
Shlbloy, Sprlngwntor.
Dormnnt granges J. P. Carroll,
chairman, Moslor; J. H. Edwards,
Monroe, R. F. D. 1; R. N. Lovo
laco, Rainier; Mrs. Mary E. Palmer,
Mrs. P. S. RobliiEon, Norway.
AppoalB J. G. Prlnglo, chair
man, Vcronla; I. A. Morrlmon, Con
trol Point; J. R. WcIIb, Condon;
Mrs. Eliza T. Wood.
Education M. M. Burtner, chair
man, Lowdon, Wash.; J. II! Eu
banks, Womlc; J. G. Prlnglo, Mrs.
Lulu E. Mlllor, Albany; Mrs. Grova-
llno Prlckett, Banks.
Agricultural college Morion P.
Woods, chairman, Shedd; Fred
Glaze, Albany; B. A. Smith, Mrs.
Inoz M. Ryan, Oregon City; Mrs.
Ethtl Prlnglo, Mrs. Ethel Shoo
mako, Central Point.
Assoasmont nnd taxation J. J.
Johnson, chairman, Portland; E. A.
Bend, Irving; A. T. Shoomoko, A.
C. Miller, Albany; W. A. Jones.
Legislation C, D. Huffman,
chairman, LaGrande; John Din
woody, Woodburn; R. E. Irwin, Bar
low; Mrs. Julia Olson, Mrs. Ursula
Slorot.
Pure foodi Mrs. Ella Edwards,
ohalrmnn, Monroe; B. A. Logg, A. J.
Thompson, Mrs. Anna Huffman,
Mrs. Susan E. Stratton.
Agrlculturo E. Shopord, chair
man, Stayton; U. U Everhart, Mol
olla; John Slerot. Mrs. Ellzabath
Dlnwoody, Woodburn; Mrs. Carrlo
Jacqulth, Laura!. ,
Good roods Thomas F. Ryan,
chairman, Oregon City; John W.
Townsond, Cleone E. W. Stoats,
Atrlio; B. A. Smith, Carlton; Mrs.
J. II. Eubanks, Mrs. E. A. Bend.
Rosolutloni John Sleret, chair
man, Gresham; R. N. Lovolaco, Rol
nlor; Mrs. Anna Shoperd, Stayton;
Mrs. Vorna Glaze. Albany; Mrs.
Cora Legg, St. Helons.
NERVOUS
CAUSED MY A POOR SUPPLY OP
HLOOD TO THE NERVES.
Cored by Dr. Wllllnms' Pink Pills
Which Enrich tho Mlood nnd Send
Nourishment to the Stni"ved Nerves
Object to Strong Medicines.
Many poople object to taking tho
strong medicines usually prosorlbod
by physicians for rheumatism. Thoro
is no nood of internal treatmont in
and caso of muscular or chronic
rheumatism, and moro than nlna out
of overy ton cases of tho disease ire
of one or tho othor of theje var'.o
tlos. Whon thero Ib no fvar and 1U
tle (If auy) swelling, you may know
that it is only neoejuary to apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely to
get quick relief. Try It. For aalo
by Dr. Stone's drug storo.
The source often makec an attack
a compliment.
TEA
Tea is not infallible;
moneyback makes
amends. We are not, in
the least, uneasy about
the money.
Your crocer return jeor mosey If job don't
ttto bimns'i BtH. pay him.
There Is absolutely no way of
reaching tho norves with medlclno
ercept through tho blood. The
norves receive all of their nourish
ment and support from the blood
which, undor healthful conditions,
carleB tho elements needed to re
build wasted ncrvo tissue.
Let tho bldod bacomo deranged
and deficient in theso elements and
tho nerves will bo badly nourished
and headaches, neuralgia, sciatica,
functional paralyols and a host of
other nervous troubles may result.
Slnco most common norvous
troubles are caused by a defect In
tho blood, to ouro them at tho root
tho blood dofect must bo corrected.
So when a physician glveB a medl
clno for tho norven ho gives some
thing that will net on tho blood In
such a way.' that tho norvea will bo
affected.
There Is, therefore, no mystery
about tho fact that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills aro both a blood builder
and u ncrvo tonic, nothing unrec
ognized by sclonco In tho powor of
thoso , pills to euro sovoro norvoua
disorders as woll as diseases of tho
blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro
a spo6ifls for anaemia, or doflcloncy
of blood. Hence thoy aro n remedy
for a)l nervous diseases which result
from, or thrive undor, anaomlo con
ditions. Ono such troublo Ib nervous head
ache and tho success of tho tonlo
troatment through tho blood is thus
doscrlbcd by Mrs, J. II. Morgan, of
Corrcctlonvlllo, Iowa, who says:
"Some years ago I was In a terrib
ly norvous and nun-down condition
and suffered gnatoly from norvous
headaches. I was treated for threo
months by a specialist In Chicago,
who advised mo to wear glasses, but
ho did not holp mo. My head
scorned as though It would hurst,
nnd I had frequent dizzy spells. I
was In despair of getting well until
I road about Dr. Williams' Pink
Pink Pills nd began taking thorn.
A fow bo.tos cured mo and slnco ,
thon I havo used them as a family
medlclno.
"Before tho bjrth of my last child
I stiff ored untold agony with pain
nnd numbness In my hands and'
arms up to tho shouldors. Tho
pain was ob noarly Uko tho killing
of a ncrvo In a tooth as I can
descrlbo It. My hands woro so
swollgn nnd tho musclos bo soro
that I could hardly dross myself.
For a tlmo I could not closo my
loft hand. During tho day if I
U.pt moving tho pain did not seem to
boo bo bad, but my hands wero al
ways numb. I again used Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills and found them
good for this troublo also, as thoy
entirely relieved mo. Tho pills havo
done moro for mo thon anything
olso and I recommend them hearti
ly." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro un
equalod for tho treatment of oven
tho most sovoro norvous disorders,
Bitoh as neuralgia, partial paraly
sis, St. Vitus' dance and locomotor
ataxia. As a tonic for tho blood
nnd nervos they aro tiBod every-
SPRING
SHOES
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fiovniaMT
Shoes for summer car. j-H
celyod. A big shipment othS
styles and shapes; men',, w
dies and children's. Tewta-i
and light shoe,. J
ablo houso slippers.
Jacob Vogt
845 SUitc Street, SftkOr
THE BUST ROAST IBl'
FAMILY EVER HID
Can bo obtained from ou prist
tender and Juicy beef, attta
pork. All our meats r itltdd
from tho choicest, and prtpirtj tr
tho toblo to suit the demir.iicM
fastidious. Our prices irtlofrrl
quality than you can find tt i
platen la Snlcm,
i:. o. cross,
Phono 201. 870 fel
SALEM WATER C
offich cm RAIL
For wator lorilce apply it
Bills payable monthly (a (In
I Graber Bm
AND
GAS FiniNfl
Will glvo prompt attnto
to all orders, gtjarantu
work to glvo lathfietlei w
to bo up to the unltarj iu
ard.
WK WILL IlETOEASEDW
GIVE ESTIMATES 0J
C0SIMC
Call at our shop oa W
.. wt of Bsrri versa
Storo. Phooo 650.
HORSE
TO
OF
. -j.-.i- If Brtl
u'lmrn n.lll. Mi nrantout fllinnngR. 1 110 UnUWb"" -
building nip wasted bodlos and broak, handle and develop l
bringing tho glow of health to pale ., haTSH. Fer'
and sallow cheeks. I , ,
HI, WllllUillti X IIIM- I Ilia iliu avr.v. uuu.u fM
hv 'nil (lniirulfits. or sent, nostnald,! SA C1I
on rocolpt of price, 50c. per box; Falf
six boxoa for $2,50, by tho Dr.
WlllloinB Medldluo Co., Schonectody. j
N. Y.
It is oaslor for. some people to
provarlcnto than for water to run
down hill.
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i
niA Dfist FI
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trwimm
Made bjia ' w
BR COVFAi'iAi
MdeIorI,. axu.'
. TAT It
irrousi "
laad.
P. B. Wall
AGfcfl1
4BM
"Ono Touch of Xnturo Makes tho
Whole World Kin." always oa
When a roostor finds a big ft
worm he calls all tho hens In thj
farm vard to como nnd share It. A
similar trait of human nature Is to
bo observed when a man discovers ,
aomethlng oxcoptlonally good no
...... .11 ... - 1- 1 nAlnhhird
warns nil ilia irmiiiis null udimiu"i
tn ulmr tha hftllftflts of his diSCOV. '- LT?
ory. This Is the touch of nature that( THE
makes the whole world kin. ThH
i.iUIi.. ...1. .. nAnn1a n.hn hnvj llflell , ,. f(f.
catrod by Chamberlain's Cough Reni-! jons corner , a p
J """ !V. .. w .. 1 IV. oi... .ASTiuw -
rrs ror puoiicaiion, inai uiuo " .ietor.
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